That Elise and her husband Alex are in love is not in doubt. When they got married, they were looking forward to bringing up a happy blended family. Elise is a single mother, with an eight-year-old son from a relationship that did not work out. Alex is a widower, with two teenage daughters. But Alex’s mother, Doris, incites her granddaughters to defy their father and be hostile to Elise. Doris also strips Alex of his position as the CEO of the family construction company and evicts him from the house he has been living in. The house was gifted to Alex and his late wife Sarah by Alex’s late father, Richard, on their wedding day. Can the love Alex and Elise share withstand the storm brewed by Doris?

Jason is a bright and hardworking man. That dedication has seen him rise to the position of Deputy Director of Legal Affairs in charge of compliance in his company. But his personal life is in shambles. His wife, Emily, is cold and manipulative. Jason spends all his money trying to placate her, but it doesn’t work. When his boss, Miranda, opens up to him about her marital woes, she inadvertently opens a gate that leads to an affair. But Miranda’s husband is a powerful and dangerous man, making the affair risky for both Jason and Miranda.

Jack wanted to be a lawyer, but his KCSE grade failed him. His parents could not even afford to take him to a middle-level college. He became a matatu driver instead. But ever hardworking and prudent, he saved enough to purchase his own matatu. His accidental meeting with Susan, a desperate young lady who had been chased away from home by her parents for becoming pregnant turned his life around. He hosted Susan, a stranger, for one night but she ended up becoming his wife. A hardworking and ambitious woman, she challenged him to revive his law school dream. Jack completed his studies and opened a law firm. His life is getting comfortable when one of the leading gubernatorial candidates in his county appears in his office and asks him to be his running mate. Suddenly, Jack’s life as he knows changes for good.

Jack is winding up his last trip for the day, and he is looking forward to a few hours of rest before he returns to the grind. He only has one passenger left in the matatu, a young woman. He is worried about her safety, especially because it is very late in the night. When he asks whether someone is waiting for her at the stage, she tells him that she has nowhere to go. Against his better judgment, he decides to host her for the night, a decision that dramatically alters the course of his life.

Nathaniel is a respected endocrinologist in a top private, Christian hospital. He is married to an architect, Vanessa, and they have one daughter, Lily. Nathaniel is also a church elder at his local Presbyterian Church. But Nathaniel’s life is dramatically changed when he starts an affair with a masseuse called Amara. Vanessa divorces him, he is stripped off his eldership and he is dismissed from his work, since the hospital expects strict moral values from its staff. He has to settle for a less paying job. He is okay with all that, rationalizing it as the sacrifice he has to pay to be happy with Amara. But his world is shattered when he discovers that Amara has been having an affair of her own all along…

Silvia is rushing to a meeting when a boda boda rider appears out of nowhere. Before she can react, her car collides with his motorcycle, sending him sprawling on the tarmac. Instinctively, she steps out of the car and rushes to see if he is okay, and immediately attempts to try and get him to her car. A mob of other riders soon appear, and Silvia is immediately frightened. They are known to rough up people. Silvia has no idea that this accident will change the course of her life…

Mark’s life seems to be perfect. He has a nice job as a manager in a large bank. He is married to a beautiful and intelligent woman called Claire, who he adores. His mother passed away when he was a teenager. But his father, Richard, stepped in and brought him up as a single father, teaching him everything he needed to know about life and manhood. Richard is a determined man who rose from a P1 teacher to a professor of literature, and Mark adores him. Claire and Richard are the most important people in Mark’s life. But his life is shattered when he discovers that his father has been having an affair with Claire. The two people he trusted the most have betrayed him in the worst way possible.

Jeremy is at the peak of success when his business empire starts crumbling. A real estate mogul, he is a youthful millionaire with the world at his feet. But a few misguided investments bring his empire down. As the pressure mounts, he becomes verbally abusive to his wife, Rachel, so she takes the children and flees. Things move from bad to worse for Jeremy, and he soon finds himself sleeping on the streets, homeless. An old friend finds Jeremy on the street, and rather than help, calls Rachel and tries to seduce her. But Rachel only entertains the phone call long enough for her to get the details of her husband’s location, so that she can find him…

Olivia is a magistrate who takes a lot of pride in her work. She is thorough, impartial and very intelligent. She has never encountered a case that would cause a conflict of interest, until she meets Daniel. Daniel is accused of the murder of his fiancée, Emily. From a review of the evidence, Olivia suspects that he is innocent. But that is not the major issue. The major issue is the feelings she is developing for him, even though she knows that romancing an accused person would be a path to self-destruction.

Collins is a small-town lawyer, eking out a living with the usual mundane cases typical of small-town legal practice: succession, land disputes, criminal defenses and drafting routine agreements. When Evelyn Kingori walks into his office though, Collins knows something is going to shift. Evelyn is the wife of a wealthy businessman, Thomas King’ori; she and her husband have a battery of top law firms in Nairobi at their beck and call. But Evelyn wants a divorce, and she wants nothing to do with her husband’s lawyers. She has heard about Collin’s reputation as a bright and diligent young lawyer, and she turns to him for help. But things take an interesting, if dangerous, turn when Collins and Evelyn fall in love in the course of the proceedings, and Thomas decides to destroy them, starting with Collins.

Tabitha comes from a wealthy family; her father, Jediel, is a wealthy and influential businessman. While Tabitha’s siblings choose to work in the family business, she chooses to become police officer after completing a direct-entry inspectorate course at the Kenya Police College. This is in addition to her Bachelor’s degree in Law and a Master’s degree in crime science. Her dream is to join the FBI, and when the American agency gets into a collaboration with the DCI to bring down a family notorious for gold smuggling and drug and human trafficking, she opts in. This, in her view, is her ticket to the FBI. But things go south during the mission, and she finds herself facing an armed criminal with neither a gun nor backup.

David is a young pastor and politician. At 29, he is the pastor of a thriving church in Chuka town as well as the Majority Leader of Tharaka Nithi’s County Assembly. David his plotting his next move, and his stars seem to be aligned. He wants to be the Governor of Tharaka Nithi as well as a Bishop and the regional overseer of his church, Kingdom of Heaven Battalion International Ministries. He marries a beautiful prayer warrior from his church, and that is where his problems begin. Unknown to him, his bride has an another, darker life that plagues them during their honeymoon